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Excalibrrr has 7 Days to Die

Jan 5 @ 4:49pm

World's smallest problem

The microwaves are filled with rust inside, as though they are made of metal. For anyone who's interested, go put a metal fork inside a microwave and turn it on :P

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SAF

Jan 5 @ 4:51pm

it's not rust, it's nasty gunk build up...

Cor.

Jan 5 @ 5:01pm

Microwaves are made of metal. They are coated with a special paint that protects them

Ensign Toby has 7 Days to Die

Jan 5 @ 5:03pm

OR, just microwave two grapes that are touching each other...

Plasma is Neat.

Daniel

Jan 5 @ 5:08pm

Originally posted by Excalibrrr:
The microwaves are filled with rust inside, as though they are made of metal. For anyone who's interested, go put a metal fork inside a microwave and turn it on :P

Already tested..., with a cup..., it's finish with a ton of spark and a cup in fire, i put the microwave on the table and make the dance of the fire around the table, until they explode..., bahhhh!, no they have not exploding..., badlly...,

for the microwave in game, i don't know if it's rust or if it's just dirt but it's bad we can not throw it on the head of a zombie, but in fact, it's bad all the thing in the game be static, because i love be able to make some experimentation in throwing thing on the zombie head ha ha ha

Mardoin69

Jan 6 @ 7:05am

I actually had a microwave that some of the special paint coating was wearing off and rusty metal was showing through... mainly up in the creases of the corners. It still worked though... for quite some time like that. I'd always cleaned it up good inside but, didn't try to eliminate the rust and re-coat it with paint or anything... mainly cuz I was curious. But, yeah... no sparking or anything. I think the newer modern microwaves don't spark out as badly as the olden day ones did. Back in the early days... one little tiny piece of ANY kind of metallic object and you'd think the thing was going to blow up.

Edit: And, it's not really a 'special' paint used. Just not the type with heavy metals in it. And, it's baked on similar to how you would paint marine components... engines, boat hulls, etc.

Last edited by Mardoin69; Jan 6 @ 7:08am